5 Lb Clear Transparent Coarse Frit - 90 COE

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5 Lb Clear Transparent Coarse Frit - 90 COE
$86.95 USD
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Bullseye frits are made from crushed, screened and magnetically cleaned Bullseye Compatible sheet glass. Coarse frit form, packaged in a wide-mouth 5 pound jar. 90 COE. Frits may be used in hot glass work such as light painting, pate de verre and kiln-casting, to name only a few of the many techniques made possible by these versatile little grains.

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  •   Extends other colors
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Pros : Love course frit for 3D freeze and fuse molds and fusing molds! Extends the colors and makes fusing a bit more affordable
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Other Thoughts : Need to know how to buy 5lbs of this at a time
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Pros : I,m Proud of my clear big fusing glass Rocks, it all look Better with this
Cons : I nowhere saw better clear big fritten
Other Thoughts : Sorry but I buy in Delphy because in my home Switzerland they have not so many things for a normal price, and they do. explane nothing, Delphi do. fell with your problems, and listen to your questions, and answer very kind, the big boss also, thanks for your patient with me:-)
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